Category: News

Danvers Town Hall to Open on October 5

Posted on September 29, 2020 by custom |

Danvers Town Hall will be re-opening to the public on Monday, October 5. We have been busy preparing for the public to access the building – new plexiglass has been installed, hand sanitizer stations and social distancing markings. We encourage…

At-Home Administered Ipswich Senior Flu Vaccinations – Make Appointment Today!

Posted on September 29, 2020 by custom |

The Ipswich Public Health Department is offering its annual flu vaccinations to seniors in their home by appointment. Paramedics from Action Ambulance will go to seniors’ homes in early to mid-October to administer the quadrivalent regular dose vaccine. There are…

Cape Ann Foodie Tours: Going Strong into Fall

Posted on September 29, 2020 by custom |

GLOUCESTER – As Governor Baker continues to relax COVID-19 restrictions imposed on restaurants, Cape Ann Foodie Tours continues to offer visitors to Gloucester a unique experience. Owner Cynthia Hendrickson talks about a great way to walk, listen, eat, drink and…

City of Gloucester Shares Safety Tips for Vulnerable Populations During Emergency Preparedness Month Inbox

Posted on September 28, 2020 by custom |

GLOUCESTER â€” Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, Fire Chief Eric Smith, Emergency Management Director and Assistant Fire Chief Joseph Aiello, Police Chief Edward Conley and Public Health Director Karin Carroll would like to offer residents tips about ensuring the safety of…

Video: Salem Police Chief to Explain Police Use of Force Policy at Public Meeting Tuesday

Posted on September 28, 2020 by custom |

Salem – Salem Interim Police Chief Dennis King spoke with MSO News today and responded to Rick Moore’s questions about the status of the Salem Police Department and what tomorrow’s Town Hall is all about. From City of Salem website:…

Joint Statement from Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll and Salem State University President John Keenan Regarding Two Unrelated Off-Campus Incidents on September 25

Posted on September 27, 2020 by custom |

Salem, Massachusetts – Joint Statement from Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll and Salem State University President John Keenan regarding two unrelated off-campus incidents that occurred on September 25th: It has come to our attention that last night, on Friday, September 25th,…

(Audio) Gloucester: Three-Car Crash on Bridge Shuts Down Route 128 for over an Hour; 4 Injured

Posted on September 25, 2020 by custom |

GLOUCESTER – A three-car accident on the A. Piatt Andrew Bridge on Route 128 southbound resulted in 4 injuries and shut down traffic for about an hour and a half this afternoon. Gloucester Deputy Fire Chief Steve Aiello reports that…

Video – State Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr: Update on West Gloucester Train Idling; National Guard on Standby; Restaurant Restrictions Relaxed

Posted on September 25, 2020 by custom |

BOSTON – In this week’s Zoom interview with Massachusetts Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr, we get an update on the MBTA’s infrastructure work creating a noise problem in West Gloucester; an update on the stand-by readiness of the Massachusetts National…

Video: Historic Salem Inc., presents Halloween in Salem, Salem’s Festive Virtual House Tour

Posted on September 25, 2020 by custom |

SALEM – Simeen Brown, Vice President of Historic Salem, is promoting a brand-new concept for Halloween: the “virtual house tour..” Houses will be decked out for the Halloween season with Borah Brewington Snaggletooth the 13th as your virtual tour guide With…

MASSACHUSETTS CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY COMPLIANCE NEEDS A “BOOST”

Posted on September 25, 2020 by custom |

Too many young children are not riding in age-appropriate child restraints, according to a AAA Northeast analysis of Massachusetts crash data. To highlight National Child Passenger Safety Week (Sept. 20 – 26), AAA Northeast analyzed MassDOT crash data and found…

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